Great list…but it needed one more AC/DC masterpiece: Whole Lotta Rosie. 🤘

I think Touch Too Much is an extremely underrated song, one of the best sounding of the Bon Scott era by far.

Two of my favorite AC/DC songs to play are "Girls Got Rhythm" and "Whole Lotta Rosie". They both have great riffs!

Gone Shootin’ is still my favorite riff from the Bon Scott days. Always appreciate your views and positive outlook on music! Much love to you Rick!

“Overdose” is like the quintessential Malcolm and Angus song. It’s just a repeated chord sequence with room for solos. And the rest of the song is just a groove. If you can get people to understand why that song works, it’s like the gateway to figuring out why AC/DC is so enduringly popular.

Back in Black is such an outstanding record that you could almost do a "Top AC/DC Riffs" video of that album only!!! One of (and maybe THE) most incredible rock albums of all-time!

My favorite song is Night Prowler, for the intensity of the mood, the lyrics and Bon Scott's vocal performance, particularly on the last sentence.

Whole Lotta Rosie is my favorite ACDC song and it's one of the first songs I ever learned on guitar. Well, somewhat learned. I learned the main riffs, but not the solo.

“Ride On” deserves a big mention. Quite a few comments suggesting it here. It’s my #1

Down Payment Blues and Overdose..in my opinion both riffs are extremely catchy and powerful.

"Hells Bells" my #1 favorite because no concert I've been to has beaten the 1980 AC/DC show I was at in Oakland CA when they opened the show with that riff, Brian swinging on the rope ringing the bell, unbelievable energy!

I still think thunderstruck should have been here. I think it’s their most iconic riff. Not their best song overall, but the riff is iconic.

Maybe not the best, but "It's A Long Way to the Top" is simple and iconic and pretty fun to play.

Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be!! Man, the way this gets the crowds jumping in unison when they play it live...amazing!!

Live wire is just the best tune! The High Voltage production is as close to live as you'll ever get and that part on Live Wire with the sustained single note is just......!!!! Heard it first when I was about 7, I'm now 48 and it still works. Nothing short of musical genius! The whole album....!

The fact that you got blocked is actually a great compliment to how closely you resembled the original recording, which I wholeheartedly agree. Awesome job, Rick! God bless, brother.

I will always love the main riff of "Let There Be Rock" a song that never gets enough love & the one song where Angus goes absolutely nuts.

For me: Have a Drink On Me is pure rock n roll perfection.

Sin City (1978), Bad Boy Boogie (1977), Overdose (1977), Jailbreak (1974) are great as well

Shot down in flames is my favourite to play.